Abstract-Self cancellation schemes confirmed its effectiveness for mitigating the intercarrier interference (ICI) in orthogonal frequency multiplexing (OFDM) system. The main source of ICI is the carrier frequency offsets (CFO) in mobile radio channel which destroys the carrier's orthogonality. In this paper, we employ a self cancellation scheme known as the conjugate self cancellation scheme to reduce the impact the ICI in Multicarrier CDMA systems that use Time-Frequency domain (TF or Hybrid) spreading and are used in broadband wireless communications. We show with proof that TF-domain spreading Multicarrier CDMA system with conjugate cancellation (CC) works significantly better than conventional MC-CDMA system if the normalized frequency offset is less than 0.3 in the fading channels and in additive white Gaussian channel. The CC algorithm provides a high carrier to interference power ratio (CIR) in the small frequency offset compared with other self cancellation schemes and uses low cost receiver without increase in the system complexity. The drawback of this algorithm is the reduction in bandwidth efficiency, which can be compensated by using larger signal alphabet sizes. Simulation results show good agreement with the numerical results.Index Terms-multicarrier CDMA, carrier frequency offset, frequency-domain spreading, time-domain spreading, Nakagami fading channel, conjugate cancellation.
For moving forward toward the next generations of information technology and wireless communication, it is becoming necessary to find new resources of spectrum to fulfill the requirements of next generations from higher data rates and more capacity. Increasing efficiency of the spectrum usage is an urgent need as an intrinsic result of the rapidly increasing number of wireless users and the conversion of voice-oriented applications to multimedia applications. Spectrum sensing techniques in cognitive radio technology work upon an optimal usage of the available spectrum determined by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC). In this paper, the performance of a cooperative cognitive radio spectrum sensing detection based on the correlation sum method by utilizing the multiuser multiple input multiple output (MU_MIMO) technique over fading and Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) channel is analyzed. Equalization is used at the receiver to compensate the effect of fading channels and improve the reliability of spectrum sensing. The performance is compared with the performance of Energy detection technique. The simulation results show that the detection performance of cooperative correlation sum method is more efficient than that obtained for the cooperative Energy detection technique.
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